tMoon FoRmErLy KnOwN aS Tmoe Joined Feb 12, 2007 Sythe Gold 91 Messages 7,658 Location pepe bay Aug 12, 2011 #1 First one I've ever made, and first time doing GFX since my last tag. For some reason, when saved as a .gif it has a white background behind the render.. Anyone know how to fix?
First one I've ever made, and first time doing GFX since my last tag. For some reason, when saved as a .gif it has a white background behind the render.. Anyone know how to fix?
w000t Grand Master Joined Jan 23, 2007 Sythe Gold 0 Messages 2,608 Location GFX section. Aug 12, 2011 #2 if you use a .gif make it in like 3 parts. the top(.png) the animated(.gif) then the body(png). fit will make it load faster for people that have slower computers and it wont be as lq. :3
if you use a .gif make it in like 3 parts. the top(.png) the animated(.gif) then the body(png). fit will make it load faster for people that have slower computers and it wont be as lq. :3
Spraynwipe How soon is now? Joined May 15, 2010 Sythe Gold 0 Messages 2,649 Location Australia Aug 12, 2011 #3 What woot said, and watch the quality of the gif. I like it, but it could do with some interesting colours or effects.
What woot said, and watch the quality of the gif. I like it, but it could do with some interesting colours or effects.
tMoon FoRmErLy KnOwN aS Tmoe Joined Feb 12, 2007 Sythe Gold 91 Messages 7,658 Location pepe bay Aug 14, 2011 #4 Alright, thanks. Didn't think of splitting the gif into 3 parts + they're apparently not really supposed to be used for transparencys. Gracias
Alright, thanks. Didn't think of splitting the gif into 3 parts + they're apparently not really supposed to be used for transparencys. Gracias
C Cody Dias Newcomer Joined Mar 8, 2011 Sythe Gold 0 Messages 17 Aug 16, 2011 #5 whats a good size for the image in photoshop for a full size sythe thread like this?